Wall mount ductless systems are a great way to heat or cool your space. Their efficiency has made them incredibly popular; finding use in residential and commercial settings. Ductless systems heat and cool, are easy to maintain and install and come in many different sizes. Even the most basic ductless models are more efficient, quiet, and inexpensive compared to traditional air conditioners.

Cassettes offer flexibility and an alternate style while providing the same benefits as a high-efficiency wall unit. Depending on the install location, we may not have a suitable wall to anchor a unit to, or people may find a wall unit aesthetically unpleasing. Cassettes recess inside a ceiling for a minimal reveal but can lead to longer/more costly installations.

Floor mount indoor units are perfect for low-clearance rooms or places where you’d like to minimize the view of equipment. The unit is placed at ground level and can be recessed into a wall while providing the same benefits as a high-efficiency wall-mounted unit. Floor-mounted units are perfect for the winter months; heat rises, and it will heat your space quicker!

It sounds simple, but just cleaning your filters extends the life of your system and limits the need for costly coil cleanings. Conducting yearly safety inspections and honoring your manufacturer’s warranty agreement is key to keeping your new ductless system healthy. Don’t worry; after the installation, we will walk you through filter cleaning so that you can replace them on your own!

High capacity systems are outdoor ductless systems that can produce heat efficiently in low temperatures. Most standard systems can do this down to 5 degrees Fahrenheit, but high capacity ductless systems will continue to produce heat down to -15 degrees Fahrenheit! High capacity heating is a critical feature when heating your home in a New England winter!

These hybrid systems are very cool-pun intended. Concealed units distribute air directly from the unit, while traditional air systems use an air handler and ducting to circulate air. Concealed units are much smaller, making them cheaper and easier to install, and can be sized for a few rooms or an entire floor. Their versatility has made them one of our more popular categories.

Ductless systems have been the preferred choice for HVAC projects around the globe for over a decade due to their efficiency and versatility. With government incentives to promote sustainability and a lesser carbon footprint, high-efficiency ductless systems have soared in popularity for savvy shoppers in residential and commercial sectors. All-electric ductless systems can help you and help the planet.

Both indoor and outdoor ductless units are very quiet, even the most basic models. The decibel ratings for indoor ductless units are as low as a new refrigerator, while the outdoor ductless units are 50% less noisy on average than traditional air conditioning. With a new ductless system installed, you’ll barely know they’re on by the sound-you’ll know by the feel.